Loving Creator, at this moment in earth’s history when humanity must take account of earth’s destiny, give to those leaders who gather in Glasgow a sense of urgency, a perception of necessity and the wisdom and will to secure the health and wellbeing of the world at whatever the cost to wealth, political advantage or prestige. and give to us all a vision of a world restored to full health that is worthy of all those yet to be born and worth all the work, sacrifice and commitment which is ours to offer.          Amen.

Professor Jason Leitch, NHS Scotland’s National Clinical Director outlines the state of the pandemic and offers a ‘thank you’ and encouragement to Scotland’s faith and belief communities.

The video was recorded at the request of the Faith and Belief Representatives Group who meets and have been working with the Scottish Government throughout the pandemic.

Information correct as of the recording date of Sunday 24 October 2021

We are delighted to announce that Bishop Ian has agreed to the appointment of the Rev Dr Michael Paterson as the part-time stipendiary priest of St Margaret’s. Bishop Ian will license Michael to the charge on Thursday 18 November (in the week of St Margaret’s Day) at 6.30pm and Michael’s appointment will begin on that date. Due to social distancing restrictions, regrettably the numbers attending the service will be limited, but all members of St Margaret’s and Rosyth Methodist Church have already been invited to attend.

This is an exciting time for St Margaret’s as we start out on our journey as an independent church and also look to strengthen our ties with Rosyth Methodist Church, through furthering our ecumenical partnership.